The Hidden Role of Social Media in Texas Workers’ Comp Cases: Dos and Don’ts for Injured Employees

Injured workers in Dallas–Fort Worth often turn to social media to update friends and family about their recovery. But what may feel like harmless sharing...

Workers’ Compensation vs. Personal Injury Litigation in Texas: Which Legal Path Fits Your DFW Work Accident?

Workplace accidents in the Dallas–Fort Worth area can leave employees facing injuries, lost wages, and complex legal questions. Many Texans are unsure whether they can...

Essential Steps After a Work Injury on DFW Construction Sites in 2025

Construction accidents are unfortunately common in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, and reporting them correctly is crucial for securing compensation and protecting your legal rights. Understanding...

Workplace Burn Injuries in Texas: Your Rights When an Employer Fails to Protect You

Employees in Texas have the legal right to work in an environment that is free from hazards that could cause serious injuries, including burn injuries....

Legal Challenges of Non-Subscriber Texas Workplace Injuries: Protecting Your Rights

If you’ve been injured on the job in Texas, you might assume workers’ compensation will cover your medical bills and lost wages. But in Texas,...

Common Workplace Hazards That Lead to Non-Subscriber Claims in Texas

Potential Dangers in the Workplace | Your Rights When Your Employer Is Not a Subscriber to the Texas Workers’ Compensation System You’ve been hurt on...

Arbitration for Injured Workers at Non-Subscribing Companies in Texas

What Is Arbitration? What Are the Potential Risks of Using Arbitration to Resolve an Injury Claim? In Texas, unlike any other state in the country,...

What to Do in Texas If Your Employer Doesn’t Provide Workers’ Compensation

Steps to Take When You Suffer A Workplace Injury During the Holidays When you’re hurt at work because of someone else’s negligence, your first thoughts...

Suing a Non-Subscriber Employer After a Texas Workplace Injury

Recovering Compensation When Your Employer Does Not Have Workers’ Comp Insurance In all states but Texas, most employers are required by law to either carry...

Common Types of Workplace Accidents in Texas

How Employees Are Most Often Injured in the Lone Star State According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, more than 2.5 million Americans suffer some...

Your Rights in Texas When Your Employer is a Nonsubscriber to Workers’ Compensation

Your Rights in Texas When Your Employer is a Nonsubscriber to Workers’ Compensation At Bailey & Galyen, we handle both State Workers’ Compensation Claims, as...